Post-Surgery Lymphatic Drainage in Coventry.Specialist post-op care after Lipo 360, tummy tuck, BBL and breast surgery. UK or abroad, from £90.

Yes. Liposuction, including Lipo 360 and VASER, is the procedure we see most often. After liposuction your body has to clear a significant amount of post-surgical fluid, and manual lymphatic drainage is the technique most commonly recommended to support that process. Treatment is adapted to the areas treated and how far into recovery you are.

MLD is manual lymphatic drainage, a gentle, rhythmic technique that supports the movement of lymphatic fluid. Post-operative MLD is not the same as a standard wellness lymphatic massage. After surgery it has to account for your procedure, incisions, swelling pattern, compression garments and your surgeon's restrictions.

Individual sessions are £90, or £110 for facial and neck recovery. Packages reduce the cost per session: 5 sessions £430, 10 sessions £860, 15 sessions £1,300 and 20 sessions £1,700. You do not need to buy a package to be seen. Klarna and Clearpay are available for payments made in clinic.

As healing progresses, your practitioner can assess areas of developing firmness or irregular tissue and adapt your treatment appropriately. Fibrosis support is part of a structured recovery programme rather than a guaranteed single-session fix, and we will be honest about what is realistic in your case.

It depends on your procedure and, above all, on your surgeon. Many clients begin within the first days after surgery, but your surgeon's instructions always take priority over any timeline we might suggest. Bring your discharge paperwork and aftercare instructions to your first appointment and we will work within them.

There is no single number that applies to every surgery, but cosmetic surgery recovery commonly needs a course of care rather than one isolated massage. For procedures involving extensive liposuction, some clients have approximately 10 to 20 sessions across their recovery, though that is not a guaranteed figure. We recommend a plan after assessing you.

No, and this matters. Standard wellness lymphatic drainage and post-operative care are not the same service. Post-operative clients need additional assessment because treatment must take account of your procedure, stage of healing, incisions, swelling, pain, surgeon instructions, compression garments and any potential complications. Please do not book a standard lymphatic drainage appointment after surgery.

Post-operative lymphatic techniques use gentle, controlled movements rather than heavy pressure. Early post-operative treatment should not be an aggressive body-sculpting massage. Some areas may feel tender because of the surgery itself, but the treatment should remain comfortable and is adjusted throughout.

Yes. We welcome clients who had surgery in the UK and overseas. Please keep copies of your procedure details, surgeon information, discharge paperwork, medication information, aftercare and compression instructions, and emergency contact details. Your overseas surgeon remains responsible for your surgical care, and we do not replace surgical or NHS follow-up. If you are still planning to travel, arrange your UK aftercare before you go.

No. We do not massage directly over fresh surgical incisions or interfere with your surgeon's wound-management plan. Treatment is adapted around the surgical area, and implants, incisions and recently operated tissue are not aggressively manipulated.

As healing progresses, your practitioner can assess areas of developing firmness or irregular tissue and adapt your treatment appropriately. We are careful not to overpromise here. Fibrosis support is part of a structured recovery programme, not a guaranteed single-session fix.

Yes, we can provide Stage 2 and Stage 3 garments where suitable, and help assess fit and progression alongside your surgical team's instructions. One thing worth saying plainly: tighter does not automatically mean better. Incorrect compression can cause discomfort and unnecessary pressure.

Before any treatment, we assess how you are recovering. We may ask about your procedure and surgery date, your surgeon and surgical facility, your surgeon's aftercare instructions, pain levels, medication, mobility, swelling and bruising, incisions and wound status, compression garments, and any symptoms since surgery. Treatment proceeds only where it appears appropriate within our scope of practice.

Yes, and knowing when not to treat is as important as technique. Treatment may be postponed or stopped if we identify symptoms requiring medical assessment, including suspected DVT, signs of significant infection, wound breakdown, chest pain, shortness of breath or sudden deterioration. Depending on the symptoms you may be advised to contact your surgical team, NHS 111 or emergency services. Massage should never delay appropriate medical assessment.

No. You do not need to have booked with us before your operation. Whether you are a few days into recovery or further along, contact us to arrange appropriate post-operative care. Tell us your procedure, surgery date, where it was performed and where you are in recovery.

Yes. A Pre-Surgical Recovery Consultation may include reviewing your planned procedures, discussing recovery stages, planning appointments, preparing your home recovery environment, planning transport and support, discussing surgeon-approved compression requirements, preparing questions for your surgical team, nicotine and vaping cessation education, and understanding post-operative warning signs.